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Farewell From Your Island Getaways

Due to the pandemic most resorts in Maldives waved goodbye and wished see you later to their guests
The hospitality industry bids farewell to the their last guets. it is never easy to say farewell due to the closure of hotels and resorts

As a result of the global pandemic, travel has come to a pause for the time period. For the hospitality industry, it is never easy to say farewell due to the closure of hotels and resorts. The uncertainty of the situation is devastating. This has led to a number of resorts and hotels to cease its operations and temporarily shut down. However, the travel industry has shown what hospitality really stands for during this unfortunate time. With promises and hope of serving the beloved guests again, here are some of the heartfelt farewells from maldives and your island getaways.

LUX* Resorts

LUX* Resorts and Hotels provides the ultimate vacation to celebrate life by turning the ordinary into extraordinary. With the changing global situation, the luxury hotel chain made the decision to temporarily close hotels as an attempt to safeguard its staff and guests. The same hospitality, friendly smiles and exciting vacations awaits patiently for you.

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Seaside Finolhu Maldives

Finolhu in native Maldivian language means ‘sandbank’. With its pristine white sandy beaches, Seaside Finolhu lives up to its name. It is one of the most gorgeous beach resorts in the Maldives. The tranquility of the island makes it the perfect getaway to rewire and reconnect with nature. Closure of an entire resort is never easy. Seaside Finolhu and its staff members are looking forward to seeing you soon and a heartfelt farewell from Maldives.

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Hurawalhi Island Resort, Maldives

Hurawalhi Maldives delivers serenity and excitement along with comfort and adventure. Its a place where you can be free; be who you are. The island paradise offers unmatched luxury with gorgeous villas and the world’s largest all-glass undersea restaurant. Barefoot luxury mixed infused with exemplary services, Hurawalhi Maldives awaits for you until next time.

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Royal Island Resort & Spa

Royal Island Resort & Spa is set amidst a crystal clear lagoon surrounded by vibrant coral gardens at the heart of Baa Atoll. The resort has been delivering authentic Maldivian hospitality for almost two decades. Hence, saying farewell is overwhelming given the uncertainty of the situation. Royal Island and its team are counting the days to seeing you.

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Dusit Thani Maldives

Dusit Thani Maldives is surrounded by white sandy beaches, a gorgeous 360 degree house reef filled with rich marine life and a turquoise lagoon. The romantic getaway with the largest infinity pool in Maldives, delivers graceful Thai hospitality infused along with the unparalleled luxury of Maldives. The staff members gathered for a heartfelt farewell before the closure of the resort. Dusit Thani Maldives asks you to be safe while waiting with hope for better days ahead. A farewell from Maldives.

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Maldives Travel Checklist: Everything You Need to Prepare Before You Travel

Travelling to the Maldives is a dream for many, offering stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and luxurious resorts. To ensure your trip goes smoothly, it’s essential to prepare adequately. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or an adventurous solo trip, proper preparation is key to enjoying all that this tropical paradise has to offer. From securing necessary documents to packing the right gear, here’s your ultimate Maldives travel checklist.

Essential Documents and Preparations

1. Passport and Visa

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date. Most nationalities receive a free 30-day visa on arrival but check the latest visa requirements on the official Visit Maldives website.

2. Travel Insurance

Purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical expenses, trip cancellations, and activities like snorkelling and diving. Especially when you travel to a far-away country, travel insurance becomes extremely important. On some airlines, you can also get additional coverage for delays and missed flights as well.

Packing Essentials

Clothing

Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for a tropical climate:

  • Swimwear: Bring several sets as you’ll spend a lot of time in the water.
  • Beachwear: Flowy dresses, shorts, and tank tops are ideal.
  • Evening Wear: Lightweight, smart-casual attire for dining in resorts.
  • Cover-ups: Sarongs or kaftans for when you’re not in the water.

Footwear

  • Flip Flops: Essential for the beach.
  • Sandals: Comfortable for walking around the resort.
  • Water Shoes: Useful for water activities like snorkelling.

Accessories

  • Sun Hat and Sunglasses: Protect yourself from the strong tropical sun.
  • Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated while reducing plastic waste.

Toiletries and Personal Care

  • Reef-safe Sunscreen: Protect your skin and the coral reefs.
  • Aloe Vera Gel: Essential for soothing sunburns.
  • Moisturizer and Lip Balm: To counteract the drying effects of sun and saltwater.
  • Insect Repellent: Some islands may have mosquitoes.

Electronics

  • Travel Adapter: Maldives uses Type D and G sockets.
  • Underwater Camera: Capture your underwater adventures.
  • Power Bank: Keep your devices charged during excursions.

Health and Safety

Vaccinations

Check if you need any specific vaccinations before travelling. Routine vaccines like Hepatitis A and Typhoid are recommended.

Activities and Excursions

Snorkeling and Diving Gear

While most resorts provide snorkelling gear, bringing your own ensures the best fit and hygiene. Consider packing a mask, snorkel, and fins.

Waterproof Bags

Protect your electronics and other valuables from water damage during boat trips and water activities.

Final Tips

Currency

The Maldivian Rufiyaa is the local currency, but US dollars are widely accepted. Carry small denominations for tips and local purchases.

Cultural Sensitivity

Maldives is a Muslim country, and it’s important to respect local customs. Dress modestly when visiting local islands, covering shoulders and knees.

Local Sim Card

Consider buying a local SIM card at the airport for cheaper internet access throughout your stay. Remember, the key to a smooth and enjoyable trip lies in thorough preparation. Safe travels!

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